Was this pledge from the same FBI officials in on the coup attempt?

NY Times:

The F.B.I. Pledged to Keep a Source Anonymous. Trump Allies Aided His Unmasking.

After a Russia expert who had collected research on Donald Trump for a disputed dossier
agreed to tell the F.B.I. what he knew about it, law enforcement officials declassified a road
map to identifying him.
The people behind the coup attempt against the President deserved to be exposed and prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law. 

The media is in no position to be critical of the attempt to get to the bottom of the coup attempt since it was a knowing and willing participant in the coup attempt. 

When will the NY Times admit that it misled its readers about the Russian collusion hoax and got a Pulitzer prize for doing the misleading?  If the media had any integrity it would be exposing the people who provided them with the false and misleading material.

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